Globe Business spotlights digital orchestration strategy for enterprise growth

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Globe Business at G Summit 2026 emphasized that unified digital foundations using scalable cloud, APIs, and secure infrastructure help enterprises scale and adapt to market demands.
Sector leaders including AC Retail, McDonald's Philippines, GCash, iCare, and regional utilities linked digital orchestration directly to enterprise resilience, operational efficiency, and customer experience improvements.
Utility executives from Visayan Electric and Davao Light stressed that modern network and data tools are critical for infrastructure resilience and reliable service as regional economies grow.

G Summit 2026 outlines integrated technology agenda

As reported by BusinessWorld Online, Globe Business gathers business leaders from retail, financial services, healthcare and energy utilities at G Summit 2026 to discuss how unified digital foundations help organizations scale faster and respond more effectively to shifting market demands.

Dennis Wong, senior advisor at Globe Business, says building a digital-ready foundation requires more than individual technology investments. He says companies need reliable connectivity, scalable cloud platforms, secure infrastructure, collaborative tools and the right application programming interfaces so systems work together toward common business goals.

Wong argues that organizations with aligned network, cloud and security functions are better positioned to convert technology spending into measurable business outcomes rather than isolated projects. He says the core challenge for many enterprises is not selecting tools, but orchestrating them in a way that supports customers and business priorities.

Sector leaders tie digital integration to resilience

Executives at the summit say enterprise resilience increasingly depends on embedding technology into wider business strategy. In retail, Walter Yu of AC Retail and Anko says cybersecurity needs to be built into transformation efforts from the start, while Dustin Lacap of McDonald's Philippines says future-ready cloud infrastructure is a growth decision rather than only an IT initiative.

In financial services, Suzelyn Urbano says GCash is using AI across the enterprise to improve how teams work and accelerate innovation, while keeping adoption secure, responsible and guided by human judgment. In healthcare, Atty. Gideon Peña says customer expectations are now shaped by the best digital experiences across industries, pushing iCare to use technology to simplify claims processing and improve omnichannel service.

Utility operators also link digital integration to infrastructure resilience as regional economies expand. Mark Anthony Kindica of Visayan Electric Company says modern network tools help bridge disparate platforms and improve energy distribution for more than half a million Cebuanos, while Arvin Padayhag of Davao Light and Power Company Inc. and Aboitiz Power Distribution Utilities says physical assets, enterprise IT, data and cybersecurity need to evolve together to support power reliability.

In our earlier article on how CEOs are assessing AI agents, we noted that many large companies are already reporting efficiency and growth gains, even if only a small share consider the technology transformational so far. The piece also highlighted that AI adoption is pushing continued investment in AI infrastructure and renewed focus on workforce planning, including hiring and retraining, as firms work to integrate AI into core workflows.

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